NUMBER 6 Reveals New Bottles from Beer Again Brewing and CAMADO BREWERY, Plus 6 Taps
The beer pub NUMBER 6 in Koamicho, Nihonbashi, Tokyo, announced its new bottles and today’s tap list on April 9. In addition to labels from Beer Again Brewing and CAMADO BREWERY, six bottles from domestic breweries are on display, and it also announced lunch service for the following day.
The beer pub NUMBER 6 in Koamicho, Nihonbashi, Tokyo, is known for its versatility, combining craft beer with daytime service. In its April 9 post, it announced lunch service for the following day while sharing its new bottles and TODAY's TAP LIST.
New Bottles
- Beer Again Brewing "HOLHY IPA": A crisp American IPA with bursts of grapefruit and passion fruit.
- Beer Again Brewing "EX ESB": A light, gently sweet and toasty ESB.
- Beer Again Brewing "KUROCHAN": A stout combining coconut and Mandheling coffee.
- CAMADO BREWERY "Bon Voyage Bonsai Pale Ale": A collaboration with Tamaki Sake Shop in Tajimi City, Gifu Prefecture. A beer that brings out aromas of pine branches, leaves, and cones.
- CAMADO BREWERY "ICCHAN ESB": A label that makes you want to compare it with Beer Again Brewing's ESB.
- CAMADO BREWERY "Fond de White": A Belgian white with a pronounced coriander-seed spice character.
- CAMADO BREWERY "Kan & Co. IPA": A standard IPA.
- CAMADO BREWERY "Kinka no Itadaki": A high-alcohol beer characterized by ginjo-like aromas and acidity derived from sake yeast.
- CAMADO BREWERY "Belle Foncé Barley Wine 2025": A barley wine limited to just two bottles.
Today's Taps
- KANEKU BREWERY "Hana no Hazy" - Hazy IPA -
- Minoh Beer "Osaru IPA" - IPA -
- UDON BREWING "Dortmunder" - Dortmunder -
- Twin Peaks Mountain Brewing "Lucky Weizen" - Hefe Weizen -
- Ushiku Brewery "Hanasaka Ale" - Sakura Ale -
- Devil Craft Brewery "Single Barrel-aged Seize the Throne!" - Barrel Aged Barleywine -
As befits a beer pub, the lineup feels broad, ranging from light beers to high-ABV pours. During the day, it seems ideal for grabbing a light drink; at night, you can linger over a barrel-aged barley wine or a distinctive beer like "Kinka no Itadaki," made with sake yeast. Hours are Monday through Friday from 5:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m., Saturdays from noon, and Sundays from midday as well, making it easy to stop by by linking lunch and craft beer together.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.